Even Lofton didn't do that.
And, if the raps were inappropriate in nature, someone would have pulled the plug.
I don't get it. You got something against rapping? There's nothing wrong with him making music.
Tyler Smith's twitter page has updates of him playing video games a lot of the time. I guess we should all get on him about that too.
That's another thing. All of his raps are completely clean. He doesn't offend anyone in them. Also, he talks about UT quite a bit in his songs, so fans shouldn't have a problem with his music.
Don't know anything about Dora, but did he really jack his name from a kids show? LOL
I don't mind him doing it either, I mean I actually like a couple songs, but I can see both sides argument pretty much.
When he becomes a remotely competent SEC player, he can spend all the time he wants making awful raps. Until then, it might be nice for him to work on the activity that has him on scholarship. Just a thought.
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That's another thing. All of his raps are completely clean. He doesn't offend anyone in them. Also, he talks about UT quite a bit in his songs, so fans shouldn't have a problem with his music.
Yeah, that would be tremendous. I'm sure fans who otherwise would have stayed home will flock to TBA for the dulcid tones of Swiperboy.The recent rap that covered all UT Sports was good enough for the school to use as an anthem at games, IMO. They could at least play it during warm-up shootarounds before games at TBA.
I think Hat's onto something here, and was just trying to accentuate his point.
Any player who attends college on an athletic scholarship and who it is believed would benefit from extra practice time in order to improve his play to satisfaction of an anonymous poster on a message board should do that, instead of writing rap songs.
So, we've established the fact that accepting a scholarship affords others the right to best determine what you do with your free time.
Sort of like indentured servitude, or its distant cousin, slavery.
I'm just trying to establish that Hat is a proponent of slavery. Likely, when they get "uppity", he's apt to chide their poor and/or inconsistent effort. Or lash them. Six in one hand...
Geez. Lighten up, let the man have his opinions. And his freedoms.
As opposed to scholarship athletes, who should have none.